Tomi Lahren is Fearless

The Wraith Chasers join Tomi Lahren for a chilling conversation about their most TERRIFYING paranormal investigations and the locations where they knew something was truly there.

Chris Smith reveals the shadow figure that first changed his view of the paranormal, plus his horrifying experience at Cragfont House in Castalian Springs, Tennessee where a caretaker reportedly warned that, “The devil lives in that house.” Mike Goncalves shares his frightening encounters at Virginia’s Exchange Hotel, a former Civil War hospital, where he witnessed a dark, human-shaped silhouette on multiple occasions.

They also discuss unexplained EVPs, including a voice saying “Southampton” at the Titanic Museum, shadow figures, “demonic” activity, the Bell Witch, haunted battlefields, animals sensing spirits, and whether paranormal activity can follow investigators home.

Listen to the full Halloween episode of Tomi Lahren Is Fearless and decide for yourself: are these locations truly haunted? Subscribe and share your own paranormal experiences in the comments.

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Are Republicans playing it too safe in blue states? Tomi Lahren sits down with California gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton to discuss his unconventional campaign against Democrat Xavier Becerra. Hilton breaks down his plan to slash taxes and abolish the DMV, explains why lifelong Democrats are secretly backing his run, and responds to the backlash surrounding his viral campaign ads. Plus, could Spencer Pratt actually join his administration? Steve Hilton doesn’t hold back.

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Maye Musk has 18 grandchildren... but she says the best gifts aren’t the expensive ones.

Maye explains why she stopped buying elaborate presents, how she kept her children grounded despite financial struggles and the Musk family’s success, and why she believes “hugs count.” She also shares advice for Americans living paycheck to paycheck and discusses the habits that keep her healthy and happy.

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Tomi Lahren reacts to the controversy over sexually suggestive commercials airing during NFL games and MLB playoffs, including ads featuring Sydney Sweeney. Dodgers outfielder Alex Call has also weighed in, raising concerns about having to explain adult-themed ads to his young child while watching sports. While Tomi understands the frustration, she argues there's a bigger issue at play. From provocative TV commercials to Pride Night drag performances at the ballpark, why is there more outrage over ads parents can turn off than what's happening right on the field?

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Wynonna Judd opens up in a way audiences rarely get to see in this deeply personal conversation with Tomi Lahren.

Wynonna explains why it hurts when her love for America, patriotism and support for the military and law enforcement are turned into political assumptions. She shares why she keeps politics off her stage, saying, “I am for America, period,” and emphasizing that music is for everybody. She also discusses her new album The Hard Truth, faith, family, grief, the legacy of The Judds, her love for her Tennessee farm, Kacey Musgraves’ Christopher Columbus comment, her relationship with sister Ashley Judd and raising her granddaughter.

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Kevin “KFC Barstool” Clancy joins Tomi Lahren for a wide-ranging conversation about Barstool Sports, Dave Portnoy, Alex Cooper and the contract controversy discussed in Portnoy’s memoir. They also debate the WNBA’s on-court drama, NFL WAGs, Taylor Swift’s impact on sports culture, the Mets, the Dodgers and MLB’s potential salary-cap fight. Tomi and Kevin discuss Ella Langley’s “Choosin’ Texas,” Macklemore and Ed Sheeran’s involvement in the Israel-Palestine debate, and whether celebrities can truly influence international conflicts. Kevin also opens up about cancel culture, political influencers, online comments, President Trump and the pressures of being a public-facing personality. Tomi recalls Portnoy reaching out to recruit her for Barstool in 2015 and shares the advice Tony Romo gave her after the backlash to her appearance on The Daily Show with Trevor Noah.

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Country music’s Gavin Adcock is not afraid to speak his mind. The Georgia native and former cattle-farm worker joins Tomi Lahren to discuss the expansion of hyperscale data centers, disappearing farmland, the struggles facing American farmers and ranchers, rising beef prices, and why rural America is being taken for granted.

Gavin also opens up about his new album The Day I Hang It Up, country music’s return to authenticity, Morgan Wallen, cancel culture, his Charlie Crockett feud, AI-generated music, college football, law enforcement, the military and why he refuses to stay quiet about the issues that matter to him.

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AUDIO EXCLUSIVE: Tomi Lahren reacts to California gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton’s ‘controversial’ new campaign ad that has people on both the Left and Right talking. Tomi breaks down why Hilton’s unconventional “just try it” message could be exactly what Republicans need in deep-blue California—and why generating controversy, conversation and earned media may be a winning strategy, even if it ruffles some feathers.

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Tomi Lahren sits down with attorney and former NYPD Legal Bureau commander Paul Mauro to break down the controversial Cornell case, including conflicting accounts, missed evidence and the procedural failures that may have compromised the investigation. They also discuss the broader problems surrounding Greek life on college campuses and the legal questions raised by Tennessee’s botched execution.

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Mass deportations were one of the central promises that helped propel Republicans to victory—but is the administration doing enough to deliver?

Tomi Lahren sits down with former ICE Chief of Staff Jason Killmeyer to discuss the confusion surrounding immigration enforcement, the need for large-scale deportations, worksite enforcement, voter frustration, and why the future of the Republican Party—and the rise of socialism—could depend on what happens next.

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